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loses its desire for men’s souls ai^d exists for the leaders’ sake; it becomes that the state is puppet for the church and political issues over-shadow the moral ones.
There are struggles today in preservation of religious freedom. There is a struggle over parochial school children riding public school buses, government supported hot lunch programs, free text
The answesr twill come with * these protests: need of schools; parochial schools mean fewer children attending public schools at government expense.
If parochial school childi^n ride a government school bus, eat govt eminent lunches, use government free text books, and the church a* 4s then the government is contribut- . lng directly to the support of the church, and the Baptists are opposed to it. It violates the principle of freedom, the separation of church and state. Don’t be fooled “S by the clouding of the issues by 4 the bringing in of humanitarian issues. I . A second great threat to our freedom lies in materialism, the American’s ideal of living for the almighty dollar, the struggle to maintain a given standard of living even at the sacrifice of those things which ere our sure . gtrotection against communism. Materialism has gi own to the degree that we think in terms of security, security for old age, security daring sickness. All these are good, hut if security in the future waahsas the sens* af re~
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